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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-20

Mr. VIM. southgate, an aged citizen and
formerly cashier of the Bank of Virginia, at
Norfolk. was overcome by heat yesterday
morning at his residence, and falling 10 the
floor Immediately expired.
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A Bank yice-Prcsiacnt in Jail.

DAYTON, Ohio, July 20-E. l.. Harper,
vce.president of the Fidelity National
Bank of Cincinnati was brought here at ten
o'clock last evening. Harper Came in
charge of Deputy u. S. Marshal Costello,
accompanied by Mrs. Harper, their child,
son-in-law Harris end Harper's sister, Mrs.
Matthews He was locked up in one of the
common cells where are also another T. s
prisoner and three noted thieves. He will
be subject to prison rules and strictly held
in Jail ward No. ., and will be locked UP at
p. m. in q steel cell and in the day time be
allowed the range of the corridor of that
ward only. Mrs. Harper, child and rest Of
her party are at the Phillips House across
the street from the Jail.
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Russian Nc.oliations.

BOMBAY, July 2O-Na'ives report that
Russia il secretly negotiating "itI The GOV
ernor of Yarkand. IN Chinese Tnrkesian, for
permission to pass trcops across the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-20
Strike.

LITCHFIELD, Ill, July 20.-Five hundred
employees of the Litcheld car and machine
works struck yesterday for Il fortnightly in
stead of IA monthly pay day.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, July 20.-The stock market open.
cd very dull but strong this morning, first prices
showing advances over yesterdays final figures OF
from Is to Is per cent. fair business was trans
acted in Richmond and West Point but most
stocks were extremely dull Prices continued
firm in the carly dealings and general advance
of from Is to y per cent was made. There was
marked decrease in the trading in the active
stocks late in the hour ami quotations yielded
slightly The market displayed no special fee
turc aud at IL o'clock was very dull and barely
steady, generally shade above first prices Mon.
ey easy at Lao.
BALTIMORE, July 20.-Yirginia Us consolidated
4Gls psstdue coupons GO new 3s 63a4 1O-40s
= bid to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-20

THE STRIKE of the engineers and firemen
on the Brooklyn elevated railroad, and that
of the employees of the Delaware iron
works have both failed. The wages they
were receiving were so lucrative that hun
dreds of unemployed men were anxious TO
get them by obtaining the strikers' vacant
places. With thousands OF untaritled
Immigrants arriving Mt New York every
week, and often every day, all active com
petitors of American laborers, it is not at
all surprising that strikes should fail in that
CITY. where the prevailing wages to such
Immigrants seem almost fabulous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-20

AN ASSEMBLY of knights of labor in Mil
waukee having fifteen hundred members
has seeded from the order on account OF its
temperance rules. But the memhers OF this
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ALEX ANDRIA-.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY 90.

THE DEATH of r. NJ. Il. Hunter removes
another one of the Virglnians vino LOOK
nrominent parts in their States affairs be-
fore and during the civil war. The num-
her of these men is now so small that the
death OF any one OF them makes a notice
able reduction in their ranks, but the death
of none will be more noticed, or revive more
memories of the times in which he was Il
monument actor, than that OF Mr.. Hunter
who was the Senator from Virginia when
the U. s. Senate was composed OF the
brains and not of the money, OF the coun'
try. and who, when his State became part
Of the Southern Confederacy, was the aoie
Secretary of State of that short lived nation
REV. j. BENSON HAMILTON, pastor OF the
Cornell Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, New York City, to whose common
sense views on the color line question the
GAZETTE has heretofore referred, says
"What is the unvarying custom OF the
Christianity Of the North? 1t is separation
by the color line. In every community OF any
size the blacks are permitted or forced, 10
worship alone; they have shabby, dlngy,
chapels for the most part, and live at q poor
dying Iale They could be accommodated
in eur large, beautiful and prosperous
churches with ease to US and great profit to
them. Why do we draw the calor line? Is
it not because the knowledge is universal
that the abolition of the color line and the
introduction Of the negroes among us, so as
TO make our schools and churches really
mixed, would destroy any church attempt
ing 1t ?'
Such plain common sense expressions are
becoming decidedly less unusual in the
North lhnn formerly; hut, for all that, the
republican writer's and speakers of that sec
ton continue to denounce the South for the
maintenance OF the color line, and, still
more remarkable, Bishop Dudley, OF Ken
lucky, and the bishop and Il majority of the
clergy of the Episcopal Church of South
Carolna, are in favor Of the abolition OF that
line in church affairs. They and all who
agree with them on this subject should read
the pamphlet Rev Mr. Hamilton has re-
Gently published entitled Common Sense
on the Color Problem"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-20

There are no features of interest to note in
Flour; transactions are confined to the near wants
Of the local trade, and but few orders for round
lots arc recorded The Wheat markets are very
quiet and without material change; the best
grades only are selected by millers ana such sam
pies are readily sold there is also an improved
demand for lots that wond pass No 2 but dam
aged. sweaty Wheats can only bo sold at lower
prices Corn, Rye and Oats are steady. Butter
Eggs, Potatoes aud other produce are extremely
dull and hard to dispose of satisfactorily to sellers
BALTIMORE. July 20-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1O3, Flour quiet and steady; Howard
street and Western super 50 50a3 90; do extra
So 5a3 q ; do family s. OOa4 so; City Mills
super 81 5Oa3 90: do extra 50 25a3 10; do Rio
brands 81 5Oai 10 Patapsco superlative patent
50 80; do family 50 90. Wheat-S0uthern steady
red S1aS3 amber S2aS4 Western steady and
quiet; No 2 winter winter rod spot sos, aS1: July
S1a, asked Aug S1lsa91ss Sept S2lhaS2fs
Oct 49, aS35- COrn-SOuthcrn easy and quiet,
white 52a53 yellow 4Ga47; Western lower and
dull mixed spot 45a45l6; Aug 16 asked Sept
47a47l2 Oats steady and quiet; Southern and
Penna 35a37 Western white 37a39 do mixed
34a35. Rye quiet at 53a57. Hay steady aud
firm prime to choice Western S13aSl5. Pro
visions steady. Mess Pork Sl6alT. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides packed 7a9. Ba
con-shoulders 74aSHt clear rib sides 9l2
hams 12lba14. Lard-refined.S Butter firm;
Western packed Hall creamery 16a20. Eggs
easy and quiet at 12s12l2. Coffee nominslly
higher; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 19%!a2Oi9.
Sugar steady; soft 53. Whiskey quiet and
steady at 81 14a1 Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-20

NEW YORK, July 20.-Cotton steady; uplands
10 Sic; Orleans 1913; futures firm. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat unsettled and lower.
Corn lower. Pork firm SIG 25a16 70. Old mess
Pork firm at $50 25s15 70. Lard steady at
81 07l6.
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GALE OF LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY

49,
NJ
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Alexandria county rendered in the chancery
cause of Chas. II. Timer and wife versus Samuel
b. son ct ais. on the 29th day of June, 1887, the
undersigned will sell public auction in front of
the Market House. Alexandria city on the Goth
day of August 1857 SATURDAY, tho REAL
ESTATE Of which Louisa Tyson died seized and
possessed. bounded by Four.mile run, the land of
the late John Summers and the Alexandria coun-
ty road containing about four and one half acres.
Terms of Sale: One-third cash the residue in
six aud twelve months, to be secured by notes OF
purchaser, with good personal security.
JOHN b. GREENE, Commrs.
SAM'L. G. BRENT, Of Sale
1, Howard H. Young, Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Alexandria county. do certify that John II.
Greene commissioner of sale in the above cause,
personally appeared before and executed
bond in the penalty of $500, as required BY law
reste: H. H. YOUNG, Clerk.
iy20 Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-20

CHICAGO, July 20, II a. m.-The Wheat ma,
ket opened with stronger feeling. August start
ed at II y and Immediately sold up TO II q! then
reacted slightly and is now quoted at II. Coru
opened easier at 3S1s and sold off to 3734a377s
and is now quoted at 3S. Aug Oats 2575. Aug
short ribs 81 50
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
CRAN0R & co.
Have Reduced

Striped and Plaid Silks,
from rs to 37i cents.
Plain Grcs Grain Silks,
from IS to so cents.
Heavy Gros Grain Silks,
from $500 to IS cents.
One lot of Grey Check
and Striped Cloth, So inches
wide. from SI.oo to 75c.
One lot of Plaid Clothf, :,
So inches wide, from IS to
60 cents.
One lot OF French Cloths,
in the new Brown Shades,
from $500 to SOC.
Another lot of LADIES'
Hose, reduced from SO to
25c.
3 One Frize Wrap, Fur
k,immed, with Balls, from
= to $I4,
M not delay purchasing
tn. Sargains are going fast
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Failures.

The Central Bank OF Canada, in Tcron.
o,Ontario, suspended payment on Tuurs-
day. This notice wss posted: "In con-
sequence OF the present money striDgeney
the Central Bank has not been able TO
realize on Its assets promptly enough to
meet immediate demand, upon It. 1t
has, therefore, for the present Suspended
payment" The capital OF the bank was
u ,0e0, 900. with $500 600 paid up 1t is
expected that the depoei ors will suffer no
loss 1t Ia said that half million dollars
worth OF the banks notes are In circula-
ton, and that brokers were on Thursday
buying them In at so cents on the dollar.
Isaac sickel, dealer In lace goods in
New York, made IN assignment for the
benefit Of creditors Thursdsy. No prefer
encee were stated.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Hfrss.

The Ghingle miil Of Hsrgrave 8 Co., at
BAY city, Michigan, was burned yester-
dag. Several men were injured by jump
ing frsm windows, AID one Isaac Acker-
man, Vas dangerously, If not fatally
burned.
The voollen mills OF W. z Keeler and
the -four mills OF Patterson a. Sessions, at
Camflss, New York were burned yester-
day. Loss, $50, 600: insurance, 500, ,00o.
Nrs. Lawrence jumped from the second
story of the -four mill, and had both legs
bruksn
The steamer Arizona, OF the Lake SD
perigr Transit Line, was burned TO the
wstcT'e edge yesterday morning, at Mar
saessc Aichi!an. The sea WAS so heavy
that tsnk of acid began to leak and set
the b ~ on 1re. she was valued al
about 800 900. The crew escaped.
j. Rothschild 4 Co o's wholesale drs
goods house at greensboro, Kentucky,
was burned yesterday morning. Loss
$50, ,0oe; insurance, f43 500
A Gre In Bloominetos, Nebraska, or
Wednesday, destroI ed dry goods aud
clottihg store.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
rllslD EDITION.
= Creua Ps,nes's Uesd,sasa.


1&D y, Nov. 17.-DsspAichss re-
Ltosa hare tslday from San RENO say
. ivstheea has been . discharge Of green
n Nttss fsom the Grown Princs's throAs,
nsloh proved 10 b oanosro9s. 10
VAw of shis fact his cass 10 oougidsred
vuoh worse. ~ this kind Of soft censer
= OF thu mcsr malignAnt type snd 10 rc-
xards1 m tnourabie. The osrmAn doc
tors, tha sAporss say, ere trying 70 dsny
tbs eslicu,, aimoss sfitiosl. develop
ment VI the Grown Pfincs's Ailments
which 10 nov clibioally and patholosf.
eel clear.
Bssxss. Nov. .1T.--Emperpr william
TO-DAY reostve1 verbal yop0vts. He
arovs ont In the afternoon, And alter
wasa 0Avs N audience 70 Prince Wil-
NoD. aA
DnMAMplMo A REDUCTION OF RHNTs
Dunxdu, Nsv. 1T.--The tenants, n.
slvdina tbs lsaseholdsrs Of the Oannty
Down osAtss of Lord DnAsrin, hare
asked 3 20 per osas rsduc,ion Of rents
And - enssuston Of the time ior paying
then.
Az EVICTION scsxA.
DUskIn, Nov. N.--DaFinR ~ evils
tion ssas DungArvAn to-day tour 20
no0nD0, several oAlilne ana tVeusy
spsosaAoss were injured. Yhe members
ef she svioted family escaped nom the
hsuss ~ an underground passage.
o'BnIHx's TREATMENT,
DuskkH, Nov. 17.-Visitors To Tuila'
nses 1Atl declare that Mr.. O'Brisn hai
gressiy changed, and thAt hs refnses te
take nourtshing food.
RRLEAszD.
LONnoN Nov. ~ Co gAtsch, ths
nAa Who was arrested n 6resnock on
landinx from steamer ,rom America
heeause he had dynamite cartridges 10
his possession, has been released.
DEATH or VALENTINE BAKER.
LOHpoH, Nov II -6ensral valsnsipe
Baker. ~ho, In 1875 while holdiug the
Appo1nsnent OF Assistant QoarterUa aH
tsc 0saseAl at Aldershot. was compelled
% lsavs the service on being fcand
guilty Of . misdem sAnor, II dad. He
wss - yeafs old.
'rHnr CAN'T DO 1T. YoU KNOW"
LaSDoM, Nov. IL Tao Royal Clyde
Ysohs Oiub will vithdrsw lie ohallenge
% eoopess for the Americas Cup, on
the ground that the conditions. as
changed BY the Nee York Yacht Club
are ssjRst and unsportsmauliks.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
We Have Gained q Rspss

For selling reliable gooda y
intend to maintain. Ouv wv
boys jnst cheap enough 10 Nv
medium high cut shot' ~ N
81 90, give excellent 'aii''s,s ~
dies pebbled shoes, io.lG ~ v
ladies Si.So kid and peos's y v
quality 10 y surprise fo' WI
Our 81 90 shoes for nsa ~
than usual for the mcp'! \
Of lad,.'s fancy lsced rh0e' u
10 Il. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
seized " ith Hemorf'S' \

A young man was DIG +,aI
station last evening aoo" III
bleeding copiously, he any n. I,
In this city from Philsdri =, .ra
had a tooth pulled and a . ps, psa
the result. specisl ONCE -. ~
rection Of Mayor Rhosds W. gsll
ogle's office, where thr ". NJ
checked, after which DC W. ..,lS
to police station, where he ''D'
this morning. III
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Apuiicaaon tor a Keeslger.

An application wac made in theN
Comfy Court IN Pit.sburR cn Thursday
for the appointment OF Receiver 10
take shai 70 of and wind up the affairs
OF the Baden Natural Gas Company.
The Court made . preliminary orcsr
restraining the transfer or assignment
of any OF the assets psud!ng q hearing
Tomorrow. The iudebtedDe OF the
company IL Slc0, 600 The assets are
thirty one mites OF pipe lines AMI 5000
acres OF gas territory in Beaver
County.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

The Ssrsas Walking nxs

All the walkers are prsoll,irr
temporary track At tie Eint,
third and Chestnut s.ree.a, IA
phiA. IN preparation for lhs Ux
national ak days contest, vh!al
next Monday, while the bos.hstx
Ing places are being a,.si 70
trsek is being buili for a im
Bobby Vint's practical slsssil
making II more turf.Aks havll
favor with the track oomnlux
posed OF ave OF the con,es,.ue
wood, the EDglish ohaupiGs, ID
6dentiy OF making q big '&.
clAtms that the com biplliOu u
wear him out on the uacS vii
him. ~ long rs be Ia assursi III
shall Be no interfering wi,i Ais
"But you Anne rlosns sfs as;pd
foul pisy," he said. Thss i
rivalry, and the fact that sorsi
records there can be no nBh
are being selected with uhlri
makes this sn nnususll5 Irr
event In the sporting world. "a
the Sootohnan; Yin,, the %
Irishmsb; Hart, the sT,s
walker; Strokel, the A1sirll
Lsstand and Psncbot VIA
for the right to be terROd esE'
France 10 this contss'; Lii;ss'
E,glishInsp; Albert bs y
represen tative. and Jerry Graz
the RAGS a. international q IN
can bs deaired.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Fifth EDlrlg1|
Oommt,t...

The tolloping ,,snS, ~
hsvs bsen appoiutsa tsauaa,as W. cOaslr
John n. whitford' =, " crsod ~
= Clymsr, No. "a. at'"SSler, "s, No II
No. 70; David Do,nc Ucriss'an
Ossksepears. No. "a no q
, h.ll--John p. T,ylo, y,
9. saxtou, Nc. 81; No Al
so'' '' Yates No. q 4 J. s, ~
Priutips-I. W. FALL. M
Ihomas u Young, No ,an ~, "a
ls,Cp. = w. no; 3 81; Frank sOs,sa.a aas
A,.ssd n . Long, No Is. ''a'
Asoounts-J. H. Anr,..
George N. Fisher, No. Naps,s', pa' l. y.
Ss. Ssii, : No 70 3; George w.. so,',aa %a
btste Of the orderEIo....,
2; =. ": Cooper, No, ~ assseph g N
,,.ener; No. 81; Gsorss i. ss1a! ssla
Legislstive--Jobn y =, III
william b. Ben,z. No. :, 80
Chandler. No. 81; wnIian, I, 4
No. II; ID. ". Brerston N. IN
Consultation and J,,v ~ 10
DoIo, = No. .; George O, Go,,os' s'ss| n
hohaid Bartos, Jr., NJ 60, ~
Oo'lipr, Nc. II. a.. !" Jal
No. Q. 'se ID ste9A
Cerresponds dsnee-yr,n.
1; b: Q. CLARK, No. 80; L,vi.' s's s,
~; Winism T. Welsh n" =, oa
Gliiots. No. ~. '' ~ -
| Appta tais-A. 4 Fell. M
Z. Bly she, No. n; O. p M,,,,.!
~; George H. Taylor. Ma
Fr!ssell. No. IS. -" =
| Returns and Reportvvu..
Eoulk. No. 70; J. F,s,css, nv ~.
10 .; William Bright, No !,
Z beison, No. 10; MsIr.., d n
| Special Committee-f,so,s. 4
eon, No. ~; Thomas O. Dill n,
". Pyle, No. "a; Cbs,lss ? Is,
NO. ~; j. Y. Foulk, No. TO-
Ev.n n. Fowler, Charles q.
and A. j. Kennsy were ,ppo,1
nics deputy grand mss,srs =,
LODGES Apportionsd ~ follow,
District No. 1-Lo5pss /, I'D
II, ~ 18. 10, q, "a, rs, ss 81
-. ~. Naomi, No. s, d. .; 8, ri
vernon Degree Lodge, Jobu 4 I
lord, WilmiI gton.
No. a-.Ldse', 8. 7, 8, %, aI
Fos.er 6my rnA.
No. 3-LodRss 3, 10, Is, 1H
II. fay ior, Gsoraetown.
No. S-Lodses IA, n, 81, al
kenney. Belton.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
nasUn1nsi uDrrue.su

MeeUnanG mnxBnonsr
I n visnis Oassi,s sonp. lie,
. IL. Usunellns, 10
9lho. evaposstsd apples, 2Bs.
: o0 essakfsss hortsy. ase.
QW. 0risd corn, $50
, otD. Lima bsanu, 2sc
&c. masyoW bsass, 2gc.
o0ts. sDup bosns, ass.
3 oans coIu. 2Bc.
. oane peas, 96c.
3lha. Saisins, 2Sr.
: ihs. peach jelly. s5e.
lhe mixed oskes, 2Bc
lie. pineapple jelly, 2ss.
lbs. opple jeIly, $50
Z lbe. ssreu barry jsliy, ags.
lbs. Ssspberry jsliy. 2Se.
lbs. cnfrant tsliy, SO.
{ III. vics. $50.
libs. oodnsh, 25a
8 lbs. Opcoa sbells, 2uc.
Q lbs. CIRCUS soap. Sc.
o Id. Knights OF Labor soap. 35s.
9 Lbs. while soap, 2BcL
ID. bottles ex. lemon ssd vanilla,
lBo
6ins. oasasai, 2rs.
Q bars vhits Csssiis ssap, 25c.
10 eakes Olive scap, 25c.
10 eakss Bsposips. sea
DKvKBnEL Baos
No. Q East Fourth street.
Obeosve name end bumbsg.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
VIM. B. SHARP
FsgIth and Market sts

Standard makes of Dress
Fabrics.
We have made a marked
redu ,tion in these goods.
Nubian Cloths Tor dresses
in plum. terra-cotta, new
green, medium blue. garnet,
cardinal and browns. Fine
Twills with a silky lustre;;
soft and fne to the touch
one Of the incest double told
dress fabrics this season.
What are left of about 20
pieces go down from IS
cents to Gal cents
Lupin's Colored Cash.
meres in a fine line OF new
colors, stand the same re-
ductien. Every lady buyer
OF Dress Goods knows
"Lupin's" and should see
these-down from IS cents
to 62i cents.
A beautiful line OF evening
colors in blues. pinks,
creams and white, In fine
wool Henrietta Cloth, 46 in.
wide, SI.c5.
Gilbert's two in. plaid and
stripes, all.wool dress stutfs,
As in, down to so cents.
Astrakaa Tor ladies' coats
and wraps-new effects in
plain, twisted, knotted and
combed-br wns and
black, S., S2.5o, s., s.,
S4 SO, S., Sc. $3.50.
Ladies' Plaid Cloths In
the newest effects for coat
and wraps.
Do you prefer to buy
your Coats ard Wraps made
up9 We have them ir
many different styles and
kinds in Short Goats, LONG
Goats, Newmarkets, Rag.
lans, Stockinettes; $3.50 VI
to $40.
Seal Cloth Wraps.
Seal Cloth Coats.
There's 8 or 10 dozel
Colo,ed Bordered Hand.
kerchieis which are nice 10
school children-6 for 2.
cents.
Stripe Yelvets and Plush
Is for dresses or trimming
from 6as cents up.
Have you seen Our Ele
CANT S. White Blanket!
= Table Linens, as good a
, you ever saw, tor so cents
! yard, and The Heavy Ge,
!, man Loom Damask at 7
= = cents and 81, are marvel
= ously pretty Linens for tn
5 money.
Another lot OF Remnan,
! OF Table Linens at 10,
prices. You'll find them i
IR,e basement.
'hLStiil another bale of mo
n Smyrna Rugs, same @
,ieu sides, reduced to {
ootn Won 81.
cents can buy Hassocl
Ou Mans here cheap
and o'toi, ,,an make then
than you Hassocka {
50 cents forNtomans.
for 6-slded Otes,ived = no
We have recAa fine She, M
lot of remarkablySe. sizss !;
Skin Rugs, in ain ores {
; cluding the large VI a.
double doors, 81 IS to nc
Plush Lambrequins IN a
, and novel designs, wi.h\s';
tiatic em broidery. all of IN
:, ter's best English Plush,
c yard long-S6.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
NEW Oobcis'"

A preliminary mse;lls s;an !, "a
poss OF organizing ~ I,y1
Heptssophs, or 8. wv. W, y esst'spi|
night in tho HArsnes' y lid
aud Market streets, -,,. ~
elected president, hr,,s s,.,o n II
secretary and G. H'1,,Ics. = cor y :
the temporary oIaan.Asia gi NJ
prelimin ina y msetinl, sr1
Saturday evening" "n
selet t ID. @1
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Dedication.

st. Paul's A. u. M. P. Church, South
wiiminRton, will be dedicated next
Sunday, the 20th inst, BY the Rev.
Daniel Russell, president OF the middle
district. All Of our sister churches are
cordially invited to come over and help
us. T. b. COOPER, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Attacked by Wolves.

1t ia reported in st. Paul. Minnesota,
that two children, while returning from
school near High Prairie. Rice county,
last Friday were attacked by wolves and
deyeured A few days before man was
attacked by wolves In the same vicinity
and it was only alter long fight that he
escaped.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
aBsllnAn.

On Saturday night su'.l
"Bellman" will be prs.soiA
Opera Hoase by the McCa,
Company, and win undo ua'a
evaDt Of the season. The lien
ing Of this opers, says: NJ
''Supps has always les, y
the com poser OF 'BstinilsA ~
oio.' His 'Trip to Africa d.n
. strong impression, bal BIZ
which WAS produced last s7sa
Chestnut Street Opera HSI
run OF ave weeks In Ees isl
ta,n.y ono of his beat wofE'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
'ssaf ..isn for Ysilow Fever.
aasenN S Nov l1.-Dr. Is 4.

he senf Nov I.-Dr. IS 4. ksu.
Exy yoR eyicsnoiA, = we'll kro~ o~n
naz 40 yuis ysicisn, arrived here on
Nev OrIean. ~ n hts way home from
Nayan,ner q onnAas been studying the
Paris, whore be 70 inoc9lauo& iof
msSno,s CT Pastsu roI Ioi.. hs Is an ex'
the curs OF hyurophN ano 10 an en-
pert in yellow fever u non OF yeliov
ihusiSsg upon the preSI. ne soio . re-
nnyt.r to.dxy fhs. Dr. Nuev .nocula lated
Japeiro had tuacsssfuil le elbow fever
T,C8s Tor the prevention OF eso oy Ore
and thai :h- methods pursn(ee ianAe o
Oasmera Of Mexico and Memo lot
PAusua were equsily suecesstN Nueinn
doctor Is going 10 try 70 esta( iea,
hospital In New Orleans for thet
mspt Of hydr0paobis by PasN 90
meslod, and yellow fever By BreirN
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18

Oar Saso and % 90 mem. shoes Ns
persest gems; come Ia and tcst than
and ycu will ssrec sou never hAd any.
thing 10 beat them for the money.
Henry Pike. So< AArkst street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Dsssrucnve F,fes.

The Saratoga European Hotel, in
Chicago, was damaged by Are, smoke
and water early yesterday morning There
was panic among the guests n numbering
over one hundred, bat they all escaped
wist ost IL jury, many OF them, however,
with only their night clothes.
Disastrous Gres are reported in Faulk-
ser eoanty, Arkansas, destroying the
crops, trees, fences and dive. .lings and
foreisg the people TO tlee to places of
safety. Cattle are 'ruLning Wild to Get
I out Of the way of the flames"
= A teleRrs fron n Hillsboro, Illinois,
rvs destructive forest fres ere again rag
IN that vleinitS. Many OF the houses
no He'd with smoke. Reports from the
re Try state that the hres are destroying
oupN kense amount OF property and In
I, INN sances people have had to hgh'
one tny ives.
mr. n&edr ~
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
Ezlnp.

ROWEN.-Suddsaly, % tss 18th inst.
thenss ,. BowsD. In me tItA year OF his
aGe.
ksastivss and h,snds aad msiHbsu Of
Wtlmtngt q l4osxs. he. !. a. q. u. W.. are
respectfully invited 10 atteud hn fnnsrAl
nom his ists rsadsncs. No. eto vAuBuren
strsst, on B0 ndsy sfssrnoon. as o'cieet. is.
tsrment In Wifmmston md hrsndywins
Cemstnry
Daily Republican., 1887-11-18
mAaksassD.

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1881. g ksnnsu square. cbssssr e,gnsy.
PsnsIsy. o. Osutrsvilie. Dsiawars, N AnnA
a. 1homss. Of Wet Grove. ohesssr
county, pa.
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